Evaluating the separate and combined effects of enriched environment and punishment for self‐injury in school

We conducted a systematic replication of Thompson et al. (1999) for decreasing the emission of hand‐mouthing for a boy with severe intellectual disability in a school setting. We evaluated the separate and combined effects of enriched environment and punishment in a multi‐element comparison design....

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Published in:Behavioral interventions 2022-04, Vol.37 (2), p.239-247
Main Authors: Vascelli, Luca, Iacomini, Silvia, Artoni, Vanessa, Berardo, Federica
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Behavior disorders
Behavior modification
Case reports
Child & adolescent psychiatry
Children with disabilities
enriched environment
Enrichment
IDD
Intellectual disabilities
interactions
Peer relationships
Punishment
school
Self destructive behavior
Self-injury
self‐injurious behavior
Social interaction
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Self destructive behavior
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